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A short story by Violet Carr Moore, a member of the Tri-Valley Branch of the California Writers Club, received first place in a statewide competition for pandemic-related fiction sponsored by the High Desert Branch. Moore’s tale of a travel writer under government quarantine for a terminal condition was also published in the California Writers Club anthology, “Survival: Tales of Pandemic,” along with stories by 23 other authors. Although the story, “Fatal,” was written before the COVID-19 pandemic, a Writers Club summary notes that Moore’s main character, “Laura,” “wants to leave a protected environment to photograph the Mississippi River, but she is declared terminal and denied a travel permit. Nathan, a governmental employee assigned to keep her quarantined, becomes Laura’s ally and plans her escape.”

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